Tim Miller

I mean, none of this.

It's worse.

Sure.

I mean, the Today Show wasn't exactly the most nutritious stuff ever, but people were getting real information mixed in with the soft stuff.

Yeah, the scammers.

This was one thing also when I was – I think this was the Altman Tucker interview that I was watching where Altman's like – Oh, he accused him of murder?

Yeah, that was weird.

But Tucker's saying, I'm worried about scams.

Oh, that was Pete Buttigieg.

And Altman is like, well, yeah, families are going to have a code word.

So that if, you know, Grandma Eunice gets a phone call from a scammer saying that you're dying and she's got to spend $1,000, she'll ask what the code word is.

And I'm like, yeah, this might work for the Altman family from Ledoux.

But like, I mean, you're telling me that you're creating a supercomputer that is going to be smarter than all of us.

And you're also telling me that the average person is going to be able to decode when they're being scammed by the supercomputer or not.

It just feels like we've got some flaws.

Fair.

I want to talk a little bit of the merger talk.

I think this might be an area where we agree and are contra to the popular opinion on

on social media, but, uh, which is the Warner brothers merger talk, uh, we're, we're pre-taping this.

So a lot of stuff might happen, but, but between now and when we did today, there was a lot that happened today.